Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-14
LOCAL BREyrrIEs.
IL has a public library.

Gait mas puDuC library.
The Sacramento river had risen to the IS.
foot mark at 11:90 last night.
A new bridge is being built over the
slough on the south side of Dry Creek,
near old Liberty.
Ell Dorado Lodge, No. 8, I. @. O. F., will
receive fraternal visit this evening from
the other Lodges and Encampments of the
Order.
c. F. Hanlon, of San Francisco, and Sem
ator Jones, of Butte county, have been ap-
pointed Aids de-Camp on Governor Bart
let's staff.
Ex-police officer Geo. Harvey is very
dangerously i'll of dropsy, and it is feared
that he cannot recover, nor, in fact, survive
many days.
l.. Olchsten, travelling salesman for Har-
rington, Mead & Co., of Chicago, fell into
the cluches of the top-and-bottom opera
tors on Saturday, and lost $50.
At the skating-rink, Saturday evening,
there was large attendance to witness the
mile race between w. II. Katzenstein and
Wynne Woods. The former won.
As this is st. Valentines Day, the Post
,office attaches will doubtless have an i'm
mense amount of work to perform, and the
dealers in stationery will reap benefit.
Saturday evening thief snatched a pair
| of pants from in front of Alexander's
clothing-store, on K street, between Third
and Fourth, and succeeded in getting away
with them.
The ladies of the A. NJ. f. Church, Sew
| enth street, between G and II, will give a
| st. Valentines festival at the church this
evening for the benefit of the pastor, Rev.
Jordan Allen.
| A. Pendleton, of Nicolaus, reports the
rainfall there for the "a hours ending Sat-
urday evening to have been .45 of an inch.
! At that time terrific wind-stOrm was pre-
vailing, and the rain still continued.
DR.. R. Lame will lecture this evening
at o'clock, in Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall, on the subject, g Hidden
Forces" Ladies will be admitted on this
occasion. Admission to all by free ticket.
At Woodland last Friday, Justice Rug
giles held Golfer, the "hay-fo swindler
to answer before the Superior Court on a
charge of conspiring with Pritchard and
Jones to detraud, and fixed his bonds at
81 900.
In the Superior Court to-day the case of
| E. l.. Cox, charged with an assault to muir
der Henry Sem, whom he shot and Sc
verely wounded, on L street. between Third
and Fourth, last September, will come up
for trial.
In the Superior Court on Saturday John
| Norton was arraigned on a charge of buy
ing and receiving stolen goods, knowing
the same to have been stolen, and entered
a plea of not guilty. The case was set for
trial on the Goth instant.
We have received from Mrs. w. E. Reb-
sam, of Latrobe, the blossom of q Gala
lily, which is remarkable from being
double. 1t is said not to be freak, but
that the variety from which it was cut
always produces double blossoms.
The police were notified yesterday that
John Callao, who lived on the Freeport
road, about five miles from this city, came
to town ON Friday, and had not returned
home up to yesterday noon, his friends be-
ing alarmed about him In consequence.
General H. Schaffner. commanding the
California Brigade, Uniformed Rank,
Knights of Pythias, accompanied by his
staff, will install the officers-elect of Sacra-
mento Division, No. Z, next Wednesday
evening After the installation there will
be a banquet.
Officer Rider on Saturday evening found
Black Jack German in charge of a
saloon on K street. between Second and
Third, he having run all others out by
threats to carve them with big pocket
knife Rider took him to the station
house, and entered charge of disturbing
the peace against him.
Arrived Saturday, steamer San Joaquin
No 4, from San Francisco, with merchan-
disc and bargeload of up-river freight; ;
steamer D. E. Knight, from San Francisco,
en- route to Marysville with merchandise.
Cleared, steamer San Joaquin No. 3, for
the upper Sacramento, with merchandise;
steamer San joaquin No. for San Fran
cisco, with wood.
The members of the Chinese Congrega-
tional Mission gave social reception few
evenings since, at the Mission rooms, oppo-
site the Court house, doing the honors in
true American style. The members of the
other Chinese missions in the city were in
vited and present, as also quite number
of American ladies and gentlemen. The
mission boys sang several pieces portion
being given in their native language. They
subsequently entertained with ice-cream
and an extended array of delicacies, evil
IDENTIFY intending to Guido all Mclean at
tempts in the same direction.